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Looking For Tooth Replacement Options?

Posted on by Dave Houston
Losing a tooth can be an emotional experience as it can greatly affect a person's mental and physical health wellbeing. We only get one set of adult teeth in our lifetime, and for centuries we have been looking for tooth replacement options to eliminate the worry of the dreaded gap. Dentist’s often say losing a tooth it like removing a book off of a shelf, when you take one out the other ones lean over! So what can we do to prevent this? Well there are a couple of options available based on ...
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New Year New Smile?

Posted on by Dave Houston
New Year, New Smile? DBay Dental Is Redefining Resolutions! The desire to have a brighter smile is something that we are seeing a lot more interest in from the community and we are receiving enquiries from an extensive range of patients. We understand that getting to the dentist every 6–12 months for your dental check-up can be a stretch on its own and can also seem overwhelming. The thought of adding any additional cosmetic dentistry can feel impossible and any thoughts or desires...
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The Journey Of The Toothbrush

Posted on by Dave Houston
The toothbrush has not always been the rechargeable, Bluetooth connection, face-scanning, electrical device that it is now. The modern toothbrush has been developing since 3500 BC. In Egypt and Babylon at around 300 BC twigs were used to clean teeth but not like a toothpick, ends were frayed and used in a similar fashion to a standard non electric toothbrush. In 1600 BC China, people chewed on sticks to clean their teeth.  The bristle toothbrush that we know today has only been around sinc...
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The Journey Of The Toothbrush

Posted on by Dave Houston
The toothbrush has not always been the rechargeable, Bluetooth connection, face-scanning, electrical device that it is now. The modern toothbrush has been developing since 3500 BC. In Egypt and Babylon at around 300 BC twigs were used to clean teeth but not like a toothpick, ends were frayed and used in a similar fashion to a standard non electric toothbrush. In 1600 BC China, people chewed on sticks to clean their teeth.  The bristle toothbrush that we know today has only been around sinc...
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